ForbiddenKatalyst

https://www.facebook.com/groups/RAACAUCTIONS/ If you are not part of this group already, get on there and share it to everyone you know. The up coming auctions will be to raise money for the fight against a potential ban of more snakes. If you are unaware of what's going on, go to USARK's website and Facebook and like the page, and become a member. You can donate $5 a month to save your pets. In order to have a chance in this fight USARK needs funding. It's time to get involved!

Humans have no exclusive claim on intelligence. Across the animal kingdom, all sorts of creatures have performed impressive intellectual feats. A bonobo named Kanzi uses an array of symbols to communicate with humans. Chaser the border collie knows the English words for more than 1,000 objects. Crows make sophisticated tools, elephants recognize themselves in the mirror, and dolphins have a rudimentary number sense. And reptiles? Well, at least they have their looks. In the plethora of research over the past few decades on the cognitive capabilities of various species, lizards, turtles and snakes have been left in the back of the class. Few

I figure its time to write a journal again! I know I've been quiet on here, but only because I've been super busy in real life with such awesome things! I've finally decided that I want to breed boas and am starting to accumulate more and more of these amazing animals. I have loved Boa Constrictors for some time now (By that I mean Boa Constrictor Imperator, not Boa Constrictor Constrictor, as lovely as they are) and am looking forward to breeding some of their offspring myself. In this, I have also managed to find a female Sonoran Dwarf Boa, who I've decided to breed should I ever find a male for her. I think the Sonoran Dwarf Boa could p